Building a Dynamic Steps Component in React | React JS

Building a Dynamic Steps Component in React | React JS

Hello Developers! Welcome back to OctaCoder. In our journey through React fundamentals—props, states, and event handling, today we're taking it up a notch. Brace yourselves as we craft a dynamic steps component that seamlessly integrates all we've learned.

👀 Sneak Peek:

Imagine a sleek steps component with numbers 1, 2, 3, and convenient previous and next buttons. Each click on 'Next' smoothly progresses to the next step. The steps are complemented by a vibrant blue background, and a message dynamically updates as we navigate through the process.

🛠 Project Structure:

📌 Tutorial Highlights:

Setting up a new React app from scratch.
Structuring the Steps Component for clarity and functionality.
Styling the component for a polished look using custom CSS.
Implementing state management with the useState hook.
Creating interactive Previous and Next buttons with conditional checks.
Displaying step messages dynamically.

🤔 Challenge Time:
We threw in a brain teaser for you! How would you manage steps in a React component to prevent them from going beyond a specified range? Share your solutions in the comments below!

⏩ Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction.
00:57 Setting up the React app.
01:16 Structuring the Steps Component.
01:56 Styling with CSS.
03:13 Implementing state with useState.
03:49 Handling Previous and Next buttons.
05:37 Challenge: Managing Steps Range.
06:08 Challenge: Solution and Explanation
06:38 Displaying Messages

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